this is fox 5 news at 10:00. a hostage crisis continues in alabama where a kidnapped boy is spending his fifth night with his alleged captor. a maryland community is

grieving death of two children tonight. two days after that deadly fire that killed them. investigators are still trying to figure out a cause. and he may not have led the skins to the super bowl, but rg3 is coming out on top this weekend. thank you for joining us, i'm maurine. >> and i'm laura evans. we'll get to those stories in a moment, but first, the winter weather returned to our area. the snowfalling for much of this evening. a beautiful blanket of white. we'll turn things over to fox 5's gwen talbert in the weather center. >> we'll have to deal with it over the course of the next couple of days, but off and on. it's not going to be heavy steady snowfall because we have a series of clipper systems that are moving through fairly quickly. the snow showers are going to continue. here's a look at our radar. you can see not a whole lot showing up here, but if we go to our weather map, i'll show activity as it moves its way through on our satellite radar composite.

if we can go over to our system, we'll show you that in a second. it is moving through very, very quickly, as i mentioned, and the clouds are in full force across the area and that is going to continue into the course of tonight as well. as we go to our weather map, we'll show you this. we can see it moving through quickly across the region. a lot of areas have gotten coating. annapolis had a good coating as well as columbia. the d.c. metro area and areas that you are looking outside, i'm sure your car is coated as well. we'll see some of this lingering into your sunday. to the west, we have a weather advisory in effect. here over areas of west virginia and north western maryland, we are looking at accumulations that could be 4 to 8 inches. especially along the allegheny front and up to the northwest mountains. and this is in effect until sunday morning. current temperatures into the upper 20s and the low 30s everywhere. it's going to be a cold night out there, folks, bundle up.

not warming up too much over the next couple of days either, but there is a warmup in my seven-day forecast, back to you. >> thank you, gwen. >> a tremendous outpouring of grief in meyersville, maryland, after a frederick county family lost two of their young daughters in a house fire. they did everything they could to try to save their children, but the fire was just too much. fox 5's audrey barnes is in the newsroom with the latest. audrey. >> jack and his eight-year-old daughter, morgan, are still hospitalized. his wife, and seven month old were treated and released. fire investigators don't know what caused the fast moving blaze that destroyed the family's home. it left a gaping hole in the hearts of everyone who knew and loved them. now trying to deal with the death of two children, described as bright life with so much to live for. >> on a snowy hillside in meyersville, the charged shell of the family home. neighbors have been stopping

by, leaving teddy bears and balloons to honor the two sisters who died here. six-year-old sophie and madigan. the family just posed for these family photos on monday and now four days later, two of them are gone. >> great family, unfortunately. tragic, tragic. >> angela willard, start add photography blog of her own, called eyes of a child, filled with sweet images of her kids. when her youngest was four, she wrote i want to remember everything about every moment. but not this one. even the seasoned first responders who found the little girls inside are having trouble dealing with this one. >> we have known each other for six, seven years. >> now vicki younger who met chrisie is spearheading fund raising efforts to replace some of what's lost. >> if someone needs help, we are all there together.

if there's births in the family, deaths in the family, we all come together. >> a group she belongs to, called fit for life boot camp, started an online fund raising drive on a website called, give forward. donations topped $25,000 in less than 24 hours. friends are trying to replace everything for the family that lost everything. someone has donated a storage unit, which is already bursting at the seams with furniture and household items. younger has gotten the chick- fil-a in frederick to host a huge fundraiser next tuesday at 4:00. >> we are taking donations, cash donations, checks, as well as gift cards. visa gift cards would be great, gas cards would be awesome. we are at our limit right now for clothing and furniture. we have a massive amount of that. we are asking for that to go into the gift cards instead. so they can be used further down the road. >> we all have to come together. >> and there are collection

points all over town for the family. we'll be putting all of that information on our website, myfoxdc.com. laura. and maurine. >> thank you, audrey. >> police in montgomery county are investigating a deadly collision. it happened in the 1600 block after bach lore forest road. 19-year-old earl min lee died at the scene. the driver and front seat passenger are expected to survive. police are investigating the cause of that collision. and we are following a developing story in alabama tonight where a hostage crisis is now in day five. 65-year-old jimmy lee is in constant communication with police as he continues to hold a five-year-old boy in his underground shelter. fox's craig boswell is live from alabama with the latest. craig, let me ask you, police are saying that dykes is being helpful in getting the child the help he needs. >> yeah, good evening to you, laura. i'm not sure they describe it

as helpful, but they have been allowed to provide comfort items for this five-year-old boy that is being held in a homemade bunker underneath the ground. this is 4 feet under the ground. they lifted up some of those items today. we knew as medicine, but we found out that there is an electric heater, blankets. he provided potato chips, some crayons, and some toys. so they are trying to keep this five-year-old child as comfortable as they possibly can. >> tell me about the temperatures there in midland. you mentioned the electric blanket. how cold is it getting overnight? they are in an overnight bunker. >> it's very cold. well into the low 30s. so it gets chilly above the ground overnight. thinking probably 4 feet under ground, completely enclosed, made of pvc pipe, cinder block, some wood, probably a constant temperature around 52 degrees. certainly not warm, definitely chilly. >> and you also mention the

medicine. what kind of medical needs does this child have? >> it's prescription medicine for a mild form of autism and adhd. we are told when this began that every day. so they drop this down through this pvc pipe, this 4-inch pvc pipe that, this is how they are communicating. it's a ventilation pipe. they have been able to drop these items into this bunker. so try to keep the child happy. try to keep this gentleman from getting too agitated and bring this thing to a resolution here. >> is he allowing the child to actually speak with authorities? >> now that, they did speak to him a couple days ago. i'm assuming that is still going. they are very tight lipped when asked about that. we have to assume, because we were told last night that the boy is crying, asking for his mother and grandparents. obviously being able to hear him, if not directly talk to him.

>> do we know what kinds of demands if any, mr. dykes is making? >> no comment on that from investigators here. we do not know if he made demands or if he has, what those demands may be. we don't know why he did this. all we know is what neighbors have said. if he is paranoid. he is a survivalist, doom's day prepper type and has made certain threats against the government. >> all right. craig boswell reporting for us. thanks very much, craig, appreciate it. another big story tonight. rg3 getting recognized by his peers. dave ross has much more on this rarity for a redskin. hey. >> this is a big deal. normally you don't get too excited over an individual award in a team sport, but this is a big award and one that hasn't happened to a redskin in over 38 years. rg3 was cleared to attend tonight's awards ceremony. griffin was named the nfl's rookie of the year, meaning

beating out guys like russell wilson and alfred morris. rg3 becomes the first redskin to win this award since mike thomas back in 1975. griffin had an incredible rookie season, going for 20 touchdowns against five interceptions. this is a picture from tonight when he won the award. he set a rookie rushing record with 815 yards, and a funny moment when he accepted that award. he said quote, it's truly a blessing to be up here and to be standing. good to see he hasn't lost his sense of humor after having knee surgery. >> let's hope all goes well and we can see him on the field, perhaps at a super bowl. >> he wasn't walking with a limp, so that's a good sign. >> his swag back in every form. >> he has swag in abundance. >> thanks a lot. coming up on the news at 10:00, a push for change on the one year anniversary of a transgender woman's murder.

plus, february marks black history month. we'll show you how some of the district's museums are celebrating. that and much more as the news at 10:00 continues. 

dozens of community members and top d.c. officials gathered today to remember the life of japarker jones. the transgender woman was stabbed to death one year ago today. mayor vincent gray announced. laura demarco has the details. >> an outpouring of community support for the family of jones. jones was stabbed and killed while waiting for a bus along east capital street on february 2, 2012. >> she had love for everyone. she cared about everything and was a giving person. >> jones was transgender and lived as a woman. police say she was stabbed after some sort of altercation. they released this video of the

suspect and shortly after, with help from the community, gary niles montgomery was taken into custody. jones' family is expressing gratitude to police and the public. >> the words alone cannot express how thankful we all are for all of the courageous, humanitarian acts of assistance. >> as loved ones gathered to remember jones, they express concern that while gary montgomery is facing second- degree murder charges, he has not been charged with a hate crime. >> they have a responsibility of prostituting these cases with the tenacity that we deserve. instead, they are offering perpetrators of these crimes pleas. >> mayor vincent gray, and top law enforcement officials were among those who braved the cold to show their support. >> there is no other

explanation for this death in my mind. there's no other motive. there's no other reason. how this cannot be seen as a hate crime is beyond me. >> the mayor will talk to the attorney general on monday for clarification and to see whether a change needs to be made. >> we owe it to them to give a clear explanation as to whatever is going to be pursued in this case. >> he has a partnership to seek stronger punishments for people convicted of hate crimes. >> my friend has been truly blessed and loved by everyone. showing so much support and she would be smiling so much right now. >> as part of that new partnership, they will solicit impact statements from community members in criminal cases that were motivated by the sexual orientation or gender identity. the statements are intended to be used as a factor into a judge's decision come

sentencing time. thank you. prosecutors in baltimore have rested their case. accused of killing phylicia barnes. her body was later found in the river. lori says there is no dna evidence linking their client to the crime. defense lawyers will get to present their case. a fox 5 news alert on a scam happening right here in the district. someone calling from a d.c. area code is pretending to work for the u.s. grant's office. it's a government agency. the scammers are trying to rip people off by getting their bank account numbers and other personal information. if you get a similar call, don't fall for it. report it to the federal trade commission. the social networking site, twitter, announcing it may have been hacked. an estimated 250,000 accounts may have been compromised as a result. the company's director of information security calls the attacks sophisticated, saying it is not the work of amateurs.

if your account is affected, you should get an e-mail asking to create a new password. the "new york times," wall street journal, and washington post reported security breeches this week. still ahead tonight, six more weeks of winter or an early spring? which is it? coming up, what punxsutawney phil did or did not see when he was popping his head out this morning. and a famous train station is parting like it's 1913. the centennial celebration is next when we come back. [ male announcer ] verizon fios is the fastest internet in america.

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good news, this is ground hog's day. the famous punxsutawney phil made his predictions this morning. if phil doesn't see his shadow, we'll get an early spring. though it may not feel like it with all the wild weather. february marks black history month and here in the district, museums are opening exhibits to

celebrate. the museum is opening jailed in birmingham. it features a casting of the original jail cell door in which reverend martin luther king, jr., was held. the cell the civil rights wrote the letter. and the smithsonian is also celebrating black history month, holding a family day today. the full day of activities is inspired by exhibit, changing america emancipation proclamation and the march on washington. a celebration in new york city today as one of the most popular destinations there turns 100. the grand central terminal opened for business just after midnight on february 2, 1913. fox's rick has more on the history of the station. >> a century ago, the u.s. government pumped $80 million into a train station. trains, afterall, were in their hay day and their way to travel, but that didn't last long. planes and cars chipped away at rail way popularity. decades later, grand central

was destined for for demolition. it was a successful effort and grand central terminal was named the national historic landmark. >> this is a 1906 generator. >> since then, this crown jewel of travel has been restored to its full glory. it remains new york's nucleus of train travel. commuters arrive on regional trains once every minute. every single day, more than, a lot more than 750,000 people come through grand central terminal. that is the entire population of the entire state of alaska walk through here every day. thousands come to visit the more than 100 stores and restaurants. one of the most recent additions, an apple store that is a tourist destination in and of itself. they also gawk at the mural of stars on the main concourse as

well as the time keeper in the middle, estimated to be worth $20 million. grand central will be celebrating its 100th birthday all yearlong. visitors can find out more by going to grandcentralterminal.com. up next, a search for a missing american is over after a discovery. and president obama armed. the perceived message between the photo. plus, slams the district. why she is taking shots at the nation's capital and hear how people here are responding. the news at 10:00 returns in just two minutes. 

this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >> vice president joe biden speaking at an international security conference today. the united states is prepared to hold direct talks with iran

over their nuclear program, but he says only if the country can show it's serious. molly has more. >> it takes two to have bilateral talks and vice president biden said the u.s. is trying to get iran to the table if leaders are serious about discussions on that nation's controversial nuke lore program. previous discussions between iran and the five permanent members of security council, including the u.s., have not done much to stem iran's nuclear development, but vice president biden in germany today for a security conference, suggests the u.s. isn't giving up. >> there's still time. there's still space for diplomacy backed by pressure to succeed. the ball is in the government of iran's court. >> iran recently announced it will add new machines to speed up its ability to enrich uranium. mahmoud ahmadinejad said the nuclear program is for

peaceful, civilian purposes. but the u.s. believes iran is trying to build a nuclear weapons arsenal. one military analyst says iran has not shown any true interests in coming to the table. >> they haven't been in the previous four years in the obama administration. in the previous eight years of the clinton administration. i can continue to go back. i do not think they are serious about negotiating. it just gives them more time. >> the general says the u.s., along with other nations, should use covert operations to thwart their develop. fox news. in world news, a missing new york woman has been found dead in turkey. the body of suray was discovered near the remnants of an ancient city wall in a low income district. the mother of two went missing while vacationing alone. her family last heard from her on january 21, the day she was scheduled to return home.

her husband and brother returned to turkey. 11 people are being held for questioning. five men accused of raping and killing a woman. the 23-year-old victim was gang raped while taking a bus. she was kidnapped and taken some place where she was assaulted. the case has brought worldwide outrage. all five men facing charges are planning on pleading not guilty to the crime. to israel where troops are clashing with palestinians. the palestinians are putting up a fight and so far, no serious injuries have been reported. they have been setting up temporary sites to protect the isreali restrictions in the territory. >> here in the u.s., the white house is releasing a photo of president obama firing a gun. it was taken august 4. the release is believed to be part of a strategy to show the president is sympathetic to gun owners and opponents of his new gun control measures. he is pushing new restrictions

on assault rifles, including all gun buyers. texas governor, rick perry, is speaking out about the boy scouts of america. the scouts should not soften its strict no gays membership policy and dismiss the idea of bending toward popular culture. perry is an eagle scout and made the comments following an annual gathering of scouts in texas. boy scouts reaffirmed the policy seven months ago, but says now it may allow different religious and civic groups to decide how to address the issue for their group. >> the obama administration is loosening requirements with religious nonprofit organizations on whether they offer birth control coverage. what triggered the change? james has the details. >> under the new rules proposed by health and human services secretary, nonprofit religious employers will be able to opt out of the mandate for the provision of female contraceptives through their healthcare plans. the insurers will be required to provide the coverage, which

include standard birth control and the morning after pill. the white house says the modifications meet president obama's goals. >> we had to ensure that women have access to preventive services, like contraception and respects religious beliefs. >> a sign of good will towards the catholic community. but because private sector firms with religious objections are not covered by the proposals and because many insurance firms are apt to shift the cost back to the employers anyway, even if they are not for profit catholic charities. window dressing. >> religious charities, like catholic charities, are not off the hook today. on the contrary, they are being forced to contract with a third party to still provide objectionable products, like abortion inducing drugs for their employee. today's accommodation is simply another version of the old

accounting gimmick. >> insurers will deduct the cost from the user fees that they pay to the federal government to take part in the insurance marketplaces or exchanges that are established by the obama care law. an aid struggled to explain how that wouldn't leave taxpayers footing the bill. >> we believe the cost of providing this coverage is not, as i mentioned before, is -- that overall reduces, leads to reduced cost because preventive services are -- provide coverage in a way that is more helpful for benefits. >> the aid acknowledged -- >> we have not estimated the cost. we certainly welcome comment on that as reviewers are reviewing the analysis. >> sparked many lawsuits, many by private sector companies. among them, hobby lobby that

faces a million dollars a day if it doesn't comply. the supreme court will eventually rule on these cases. in the meantime, the new proposed rules will face 60 days of public comment and then likely become law this summer. in washington, james rosen, fox news. sports is coming up next on the news at 10:00. rg3 does something a redskins rookie hasn't done in 30 years. dave ross is up next in sports. >> keeping a close eye on radar. a series of systems continuing to leave us with some snow showers. we'll have the details. the full forecast coming up. we'll be back after the break. [ dad ] find it?

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we may not be back in action, but rg3 is making some moves. >> it's funny, because you know how we do in the media. now we are scrutinizing. how do we walk? >> yeah, right, we are gauging and this is the way it will be

for quite some time. we had to think that something was in the air, travel to new orleans for tonight's nfl award show. wouldn't you know, it was a trip that was well worth the effort for one rg3. cleared to extend the show and yeah, it was a good trip. he was named the nfl's offensive rookie of the year. meaning, guys like andrew luck and his own teammate, who had a good year in his own right. rg3 became the first redskin to win since 1975. just an incredible rookie season for rg3, throwing for twenty touchdowns. set a rookie rushing record in the history of the nfl with 815 yards. this is a picture of robert with the award tonight and again, he joked, he was glad he was able to receive the award. >> how about hoops tonight. the wizards against the spurs. there is john wall starting after injuring his shoulder in

memphis. tony parker in the lane. banks it up and in. spurs up by 10 after the first quarter. second quarter, martel webster is going to miss and watch what happens. danny green gets the lay in. but back to tim, riding in pain. had to leave with a sprained knee and ankle. did not return. wizards 26 points in the first half. and here they tried to rally in the second half. trevor on the steel gets it back. wizards right now down 10, says the producer late in the game. georgetown, smith and rivera, aaron bowan, yeah. hoyas up. they would win the battle against the loose ball in this jam. and nate lubick get it up and in. that was a game high.

georgetown wins 58-56, they sweep john thompson, congratulations to you. he earns his 200th win as hoyas head coach. how about maryland taking on wake forest. jake can stroke it. he took 6 three's. he made four of them. the team had 11 three balls in all. second half, nick on the break. no. had 12 points, made 6 of his 7 shots. maryland crushes wake. tonight, on sports extra. wisdom martin and i had join for off the wall. we will pin wisdom down. sometimes we do only wisdom can do, pick both teams, we aren't going to let him do that. >> was he in full hater mode, as usual? >> he's been battling me on twitter all night. i have a show to do, i'll talk to you on monday. >> all right, thanks. looking forward to that.

coming up, some people watch the sport, others watch for the commercials, of course. i knew you would like this one. >> is that my cat fish girl? >> just ahead, we have a preview of some of the super bowl ads. we'll be right back after we calm ross down over here. she is pretty. >> i have to go tweet with her right now. >> okay. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will.

some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. a new york city gossip columnist is telling her readers exactly what she thinks of the district of columbia. >> the city a vile sewer. she says the district needs help. fox 5's paul wagner has that story. >> cindy, cindy, cindy. what's that you say? our fine city is a dump? the nation's crapiton?

on page 18, cindy adams didn't take a swipe at our lovely city. she launched a full out offensive. >> she said that it is rank, murky, and a sewer. what do you make of that? >> she's not talking about any neighborhood that i know. >> adams writes, she drove down here recently and found d.c. stands for the district of crapola. >> is that the washington that you know? >> oh my god, that's awful. what's her beef with washington? no, that's not the washington that it's ever been. it's a wonderful city. >> so, we should fire it back at her, don't you think? >> yeah. >> what would you say to her? >> i would tell her that if she feels like our community or the district was that bad, then she needs to help us clean it out. >> when we showed the column to a couple from new orleans, they couldn't disagree more. >> visually, what do you think

of it? >> i think it's historically beautiful. i guess we have been doing a lot of the tourist stuff. we haven't been throughout the whole city, but as a whole, you know, what we have seen is really beautiful and well kept. >> everything we've seen is tiptop. >> the 82-year-old columnist writes, she saw graffiti, rotted junk, drug paraphernalia. filthy rags and dog poop. oddly, she gives no geographical location and calls 495 the belt. does the district have a delap dated building or two? of course, but cindy adams calling the entire district a dump? forget about it. >> it is clear to me that she is trashing the suburbs more than the city itself. i would say she's not too familiar with the city and maybe she aught to spend more time than just driving by. >> you want to invite her down for lunch or something? >> show her around? >> well, maybe not.

her paper, as you know, does buy ink by the barrel. paul waggier, fox 5 news. that will teach her to mess with d.c. >> right, cindy adams. >> we love our city. we don't love the weather so much right now, but it is winter. >> it is pretty, but it is very cold out there, as we said earlier, but the snow is skirting its way through. >> get under your blanket and watch from inside. >> exactly. pass the time away. a lot of clouds out there tonight and a lot of you dealing with some of that light snow that has come down in the form of snow showers there. some of it, you know, is being aggravating in some areas, but overall it's not all bad and it is pretty. so some white snow, definitely snow continuing to be in our forecast. we are dealing with clipper systems that continue to bring it on through. chilly days and cold night, that's what is happening and

gusty winds ahead in my forecast. i also have a warmup. that will be coming later in the week. but let's begin now with a lock at our temperatures. our highs today were not very much up there at all. some 13 to 14 degrees below the seasonal average. we hit 32 degrees at reagan national airport. 30 at dulles and only 29 at bwi sir good marshall. right now, it is chilly. we have 30 degrees at d.c., 31 at quantico. the same at fredericksburg. 27 at baltimore. that's the same at hagerstown. so let's take a lock at radar and let's see what is happening right now. not a lot being picked up here. what we had was very light snow flurries that skirted its way through quickly. a lot of you started to see it sticking around on untreated surfaces. on your cars as well, and we had a report from annapolis that they had seen quite a bit of coating of the snowfall there as well in columbia and

in the district and as well in bethesda. some of our neighborhoods dealing with it. we'll have to see this continuing into the course of the next day or so and the beginning of the week because of the series of low pressure systems that are quickly moving their way across from the northern plains and heading through to the east. so, let's go back to our weather maps. be careful out there, especially on the untreated surfaces. the temperatures playing a big role. mainly below seasonal here and a lot of areas below freezing as well. take a look at this really big dip here in the jet stream and this colder air is pushing its way down. we have teens here as well. we aren't alone with the cold weather. and we expect to see the cold conditions sticking around, at least for a few more days. out to the west, we have a winter weather advisory in effect. snowfall accumulation anywhere from 4 to 8 inches. along the allegheny front and 1 to 2 inches. this is in effect until 6:00 a.m. on sunday. the winds are going to pick up sunday night as well.

so we'll see gusty situation there. especially into the mountains. so, we have these clippers that continue to move their way through and a series of them that will continue to do so. so we'll have to deal with this snowfall. as we take a look at what we are expecting, because i do anticipate more of this happening in the morning hours. a little more tomorrow afternoon. we're looking at a coating. so less than an inch of accumulation overall. but the ulations, as i showed you, two areas of the west. in the meantime, tomorrow 36 degrees. by the time we hit noon. we'll see the winds pick up a little bit. our high only into the upper 30s. 27 degrees for your overnight low. light snow showers, and tomorrow the snow again. 37 degrees with a westerly wind. and then get ready for the big game. in new orleans, if we were only there. 57 to 58 degrees under mostly sunny skies. think about it, we waited a long time to get some snow. here's a look at your fox 5 seven-day forecast. we'll get a break on monday

with partly sunny skies and on monday night, another clipper system comes through. another round of the white snow showers, of course, and that's going to linger through into tuesday. monday is the day when we'll have gusty winds, so we'll have windchills that will be significant by the time we hit wednesday into the end of the week, we start to get back to seasonal temperatures into the 40s. >> thanks, gwen. >> super bowl height certainly upon us right now as fans look forward to the big game tomorrow, the party, and the good food. >> they are also excited about the super bowl ads. ashley has a first look at sunday night's commercial. >> super bowl xlvii isn't just a showdown between the two best teams in football, it's a showdown between advertisers. >> this year, the super bowl spots are going between $3.8 million and $4 million. $4 is a record. this is a big stage and allows them to get a huge audience to get their message out.

to move cars and sell beer and soda. >> millions are spent. with high concept ideas and memorable results that viewers will be talking about the next day. ♪ [ music ] >> beer ads are popular and budweiser will make an appearance. >> this year, they'll have an interesting crowd sourcing trick where they'll have people vote for the name of the baby collides clydesdale. >> it has gotten complaints that it has a racial overtone. i disagree. basically some white, desperate office workers. they throw a character who is a jamaican accent who lifts the spirit of his place. i think it's more playful in tone. >> sports illustrated beauty, kate upton appears in a spot

for mercedes. >> she looks great, but wears the car. that one is causing chatter on social media. >> how do you know? >> go daddy is taking a different approach. >> use humor instead of the sex. so actually that ad has a lot of promise. >> hollywood, with previews of upcoming block busters. including the lone ranger and iron man 3. with all this anticipation, it seems the buzz this year may be just as big. >> super bowl fans are here to watch football, there's a large audience there to see how these ads are coming through. and what creative message they are going to come out with and what envelope they are going to push. >> hey dave, you're from minnesota, right? >> in new york, fox news. coming up, a wounded warrior has a new grasp on life thanks to talented research.

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we have an update on a remarkable young man. brendan is proudly displaying his new arms thanks to doctors at johns hopkins. >> they successfully completed a double arm transplant and as beth parker shows us, this incredible feet could pave the way for other recovering troops. >> brendan lost all four limbs in an explosion in iraq. the doctors in this room helped give two of those limbs back. >> i hated not having arms. i was all right with not having legs. >> six weeks ago, brendan had a double arm transplant at

johns hopkins. >> only six other patients had undergone double hand transplants in the u.s. >> i can rotate a little bit. >> 16 doctors and a host of others helped to connect the blood vessels, nerves, and skin. you'll always remember the first time he moved his new arms. >> i was sitting there with my friends and did it by accident. one of my friends was just like freaking out. like, did you do that on purpose? i didn't know i was doing it. >> brendan's house is being cleaned up from the floods of hurricane sandy, but his dodge charger is still waiting for him. >> i used to love to drive. >> his proud mom looks forward to his homecoming. >> just surviving and moving forward, he shows the world, you can do anything. >> brendan is leaving johns hopkins today, but he has a lot of recovering to do. the nerves in his arms will regenerate about 1 inch per month. so it will be two or three years until he reaches his

maximum mobility. >> i suspect he will be using his hands for just about everything as soon as we let him start trying to do more and more. >> i just want to get the most out of these arms and just, as goals come up, knock them down, and just take it as absolutely far as i can. >> along the way, he'll be thinking of the family of the anonymous donor. >> i'm humbled by their gift and they are changing my life and thank you. >> he has a message for other wounded warriors. >> to not give up hope. life always gets better when you're still alive, and to be stubborn. there are a lot of people that will say you can't do something. be stubborn and do it anyway. >> what an amazing guy. brendan's surgery lasted 13 hours. he says once he is well enough, if he would shake hands with anybody, it would be country music